Shenendehowa High School - Carillon Yearbook (Clifton Park, NY)

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Stzzdenzii The language is a very limited field, and the words are incapable to express my real Rafika Blili Love, Sophistication, Beauty, Unity, Acquain- tance and a great educational faculty. That is what the school is based on. And that is how I feel about the great SHENENDEHOWA. It is a great kingdom of Teenagers, with all the things they need. It has well qualified teach- ers and administration. The all great thing in my opinion about the school is not the great number of students, but the way it handles them. As for the students they are very hospitable and lovable people. Their high attitude to- ward sports is bringing them success in foot- ball, etc. The plainsmen are really striking. Their high efforts to make you happy and at home is really remarkable. I really enjoyed the school and the students. Sometimes I wish I had taken all my school years there. They are great kids both in educational and sports streams. I wish they keep it up. As for the family I live with, they are just great, patient and responsible. My mother, Mrs. Chodos, has really been a real fantastic moth- er. I'll never forget her. My father has always been a great father and has helped me in a lot of things. I had also great times with my athletic brothers and beautiful sisters. feelings. However someone must live the ex- perience to understand it, because one has to feel and to pass through the same circum- stances his brother has passed to understand his feelings. Can you taste Love before you feel it and live it? It is the same thing for me. You can't understand my real emotions toward this year and I can't describe them as real as they are. Sometimes I feel very happy to be here in the United States and among friendly people who want to help me. And sometimes I feel very sad because the word thank you is only a sound which doesn't mean many things. But I am obliged to use it because I can't do anything else, I don't have another deep word other than it. So I say Thank you very much to all of my nice American Family, to all the people responsible for the A.F.S., to all my teachers and students in Shenendehowa High School. And I hope that you'll remember the girl who believes in the Solidarity and who comes in 1971-1972 from Tunisia to have her own experience, because she thinks that all men are brothers and must live together because nothing is stronger than Love, Peace and Solid- arity. J .- ,J .if . in K - -wa .K V 5 3 . I ftii-i Ayalew Tefery

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